[VIDEO] Jordan Love Meltdown Goes Viral After Packers’ Painful Loss to Eagles

GREEN BAY, WI — November 11, 2025

The Philadelphia Eagles’ gritty 10–7 victory over the Green Bay Packers on Monday night didn’t just shift NFC standings — it ignited a viral storm around Packers quarterback Jordan Love, whose emotional locker room outburst became the internet’s latest obsession.

In a leaked video posted by @NFLonFOX, Love can be seen slamming his helmet, shouting at teammates, and pacing furiously after the loss. His voice cracked as he demanded more “mental toughness,” before throwing his towel to the ground. Within hours, the clip amassed millions of views, sparking memes and mockery across X under the hashtag #LoveMeltdown.

Jordan Love backs up

Runs around

Takes a sack for about a 50 yard loss
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— John Frascella (Football) (@NFLFrascella) November 11, 2025

One fan wrote:

“Jordan Love acting like the refs owe him a hug. Welcome to the real NFL.”

The frustration stemmed from a brutal ending: Love overthrew a wide-open receiver in the red zone, was sacked by rookie Jalyx Hunt, and saw the final drive die when DeVonta Smith intercepted a tipped pass with 47 seconds left.

Love’s final line: 17-for-35, 165 yards, 1 touchdown — and countless regrets.

Meanwhile, Eagles QB Jalen Hurts was calm, composed, and clinical, delivering a 36-yard strike to Smith for the game’s only touchdown. When asked postgame about Love’s visible frustration, Hurts smirked and said:

“Emotions run high — but you play through it, not cry about it. We earned every yard tonight.”

That quote exploded online, earning over 60,000 shares in hours and cementing Hurts’ image as the ultimate leader under pressure.

Packers head coach Matt LaFleur defended his quarterback:

“He’s frustrated because he cares. He wants to win. That’s all it is.”

Still, analysts weren’t so kind. NBC’s Chris Simms said bluntly:

“Hurts stayed composed. Love lost control. That’s the difference between a winner and a quarterback still searching for who he is.”

The night at Lambeau Field ended in silence — no music, no celebrations, just the echo of two locker rooms: one steady, one shattered.

For Philadelphia, it was another test passed.
For Green Bay, it was a wake-up call.
And for Jordan Love, it was a reminder — in this league, composure is the real weapon.